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Transportation

Addison is highly connected by regional roadways, making it a prime location for commuters and logistics. The village is bordered and intersected by major highways, including Interstate 290 (the Eisenhower Extension) to the east, and Interstate 355 (the Veterans Memorial Tollway) to the west. U.S. Route 20 (Lake Street) and Illinois Route 64 (North Avenue) serve as the primary east-west arterial roads.

Public transportation is provided primarily by Pace bus routes, which connect residents to surrounding suburbs, retail hubs, and nearby rail stations.

While Addison does not have its own Metra commuter rail station, residents have easy access to stations in neighboring communities such as Bensenville, Wood Dale, Itasca (Milwaukee District/West Line), and Villa Park or Lombard (Union Pacific/West Line). O'Hare International Airport is located just 10 to 15 miles northeast of the village, providing convenient global connectivity.

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